Christian Yelich gave a walk-off Grand Slam in the 10th innings, so that on Tuesday, Millvoukie Breves won a 5–1 return to Boston, winning the fourth consecutive defeat for red sox.
The explosion of the right-center from Liam Hendrix (0–2) was Yelich’s 10th Homer of the Year and the first career walk-off home run.
Yelich helped Brucers tie the game 1–1, which was ninth from Arldis Chapman with one run. He doubled, stole the third and scored on the line-drive single of the year frlic.
Rob Zeustrian (1-0) placed a runner at the top of the 10th. Red Sox Starter Richard Fits came out of the injured list and threw three scorer innings.
Astro 11, Athletics 1
Jose Altuve produced his second multi-home game in less than a week, while Hunter Brown introduced his American League-Agni ninth quality, as Houston rolled on slumping athletics.
Altuve finished 4-for-4 with three RBI and included its 40th career in the four-hit game. Jeremy Pena scored 2 -for -5 with home runs, two runs and two RBI. Christian Walker hit a two -run homer. Hunter Brown (7-3) allowed a run on six hits with eight strikes in six innings.
JP Cires allowed nine runs on 10 hits in 3 1/3 innings for athletics, which has lost 12 out of 13.
Pirate 9, Diamondback 6
Brian Reynolds capted a four-hit game with Go-Farward Homer in Pittsburgh’s seven-run eighth innings as Pirates crossed the six-run deficit to defeat Arizona in Phoenix.
Reynolds hit a three-run homer with one in eighth place from Jalen Beak to break the tie 6-6. Pirates got five runs from Kevin Ginkle (0-3).
Henry Davis had a two-ron homer and a double and tommy form and Alexander Carnero made two hits for pirates. For Diamondback, Corbin Carroll played Homard and Corbin Burns seven innings of two-rorn balls.
Cub 4, Rockies 3 (11 innings)
Ruki Matt Shaw fielded a walk-off single in the 11th innings to inspire Chicago to visit Colorado in the 11th innings.
Brenton Doyle’s RBI Groundout gave Rockies a 3–2 lead at the 11th top, Michael Bush tied the game with an RBI single from Tyler Kinle (0-2), who then ran the Nico Horner and surrendered to Shaw’s game.
Chris Flexon (3–0) played the 10th and 11th innings for the cub, allowing an unarmed run. Doyle drove and drove two for Rockies, who has lost nine out of his last 10 matches.
Yankees 3, angel 2
Carlos Rodon threw seven scorer innings, Ben Rice and Oswald Perja and New York defeated Los Angeles in Nahin, California.
Rodon (7-3) hit 10 and did not run a batsman allowing five hits. The left -handed batsman retired 13 consecutive angels between the third and seventh innings, leading to the fourth consecutive win by Yenkis.
Angels made things interesting in the ninth innings against Yankis Reliever Davin Williams, scoring twice on three hits, including a leadoff home run from Yon Monkada. Williams, however, were able to register their fifth savings.
Padress 8, Marlins 6
Louis Arrez postponed three hits, which was knocking in a run and moving a moving run, as San Diego rallies with a loss of 6–0 to top the Miami.
The San Diego ended with 13 hits, with three from Xander Bogaerts -each of the two from Cronunworth and Tattis. Stephen Colec (3–1) became the first major league starter after Bartolo Coleon in 1999, giving six earned runs in the first innings and still won. Colek allowed six hits, five in the first innings, 5 1/3 in innings.
Miami Starter Max Mayor walked in only 3 1/3 innings, with seven hits and six runs, four. Ronnie Simon, the second baseman of Marlins, made three errors in the first four innings and the official scorer made another allegation before giving RBI single to the bogurts in the third.
Rangers 2, Blue Zais 0
Josh Jung sing the house to take decisions with two outsiders in the eighth innings as Texas enough to defeat Toronto in Arlington, Texas.
Six Rangers Pichers jointly left the four-hit shutouts after two innings, despite the Starter Nathan Evalty, which the team said as the right triceps fatigue. Jung hit Blue Jais Reliever Chad Green (1-1) to win his game. Robert Garcia hit two in the ninth for his third sev.
Blue Jais has scored a joint four runs in his last five matches, losing four of them. Toronto Starter Boden Francis played a five-flask scorer innings.
Meriners 9, National 1
Cal Rale scored two domestic runs, with the lead of the American League 19, and Julio Rodrigues also deepened as Seattle visited Washington.
Ruki Logan Evans (3–1) allowed one run on four hits in eight innings for mericars, who lost three of their last four matches. Rodriguez and Dylan Moore made three hits each.
James Wood worked for the National, who won six of his last eight matches. Michelle Parker (4-4) conceded four runs on seven hits in 4 2/3 innings.
Reds 7, Royals 2
Elli de La Cruise killed a long -lived pair and Brady Singer made a quality for Cincinnati in his return to Cannes City.
Tyler Stephenson also deepened and TJ Freedal recorded his fifth straight multi-hit game for Reds, scoring a total of 14 runs taking two out of the three-market sets. Singer (6-3), who spent his first five seasons with Royals before trading in Cincinnati in November, conceded just two runs in seven innings.
Jonathan India, which was swapped by Reds to get a singer, made two hits with RBI and Machall Garcia extended its hitting streak in 12 matches for Royals.
Cardinals 7, Oriols 4
Nolan Aranado broke a tie with the eighth-inning home run and Lars Nutbar also defeated the host Baltimore by St. Louis.
Massin Vinen scored two runs and Jordan Walker to three times the eighth innings of three runs, as the cardinals raked 14 hits, including three by Nutbar. St. Louis has won four of their last five matches.
Oriols had a season-win-game winning streak despite Ryan O’Harn’s three-run domestic run. Ryan Mountcastal watched three hits, including a couple of couples, and Ramon Urias had two hits, but Baltimore went to 1 -for -14 with runners in scoring position.
Tigers 3, veteran 1
Jack Fleharti allowed only two hits in six scorer innings as host Detroit dropped San Francisco down.
Fleharti (3-6) hit eight in the third straight victory of the tigers. Will West took his seventh save despite scoring runs in the ninth. The relay Green had done three hits including two couples, and went into two runs, and venell Perez, active from the injured list, joined his first et-BAT of the season.
Wilmer Flores ran a loan run for veterans. Logan Web (5-5), exiting 10 innings, conceded three runs on seven hits. San Francisco manager Bob Melvin was dropped out in the fifth innings to debate balls and attacks.
Dojers 9, Patron 5
Shohei Ohtani added a three-run shot of his lead-league-leading 20th homer and Max Munsi, as Los Angeles defeated Cleveland.
Ohtani cleaned the wall in the left ground in the fourth innings-his third home-tanner in many games for a two-run shot from Bibi, and Munsi moved to ninth place. Michael Conforto had a single homer hit and a pair of RBI singles in Andy pages. Dustin May (3-4) hit a season-high nine in five innings.
Daniel Schneiman had a three-run homer in fourth place for The Guardians and Jose Ramirez extended the best hitting of his career to 20 games, the longest franchise since Jason Kipnis’ 20-game streak in 2015. Gabriel Areaus doubled a pair in the Naume.
Phillies 2, brave 0
Ranger Suarez played eight innings in six innings, as Philadelphia visited Atlanta to win his 10th win in 11 matches.
Suarez (4–0) allowed four hits and three walks, and Jordan Romano started the ninth innings for his seventh Save. Bryas Harper left after a pitch in the first innings, but his right on his right elbow was negative. Max Capler doubles an RBI in the other and JT Realmuto made a base-loaded walk in the eighth.
Braves Starter Spencer Store (0-3) allowed just one run and made a hit in 4 2/3 innings. The Ozy Albies enhanced its hitting streak in 12 games with the sixth-inning single.
Twins 4, rays 2
Joe Ryan threw six strong innings and Kodi Clamens killed a 415 -foot homer, winning Minnesota over hosts Tampa Bay.
Ryan (5-2) selected him in the 2018 draft, allowing a run on five hits in a matchup against the franchise. Brook Lee went into an initial run on a sacrifice fly for twins, and Tie France added an RBI singles in the eighth. Carlos Korea collected three hits.
Jonathan Aranda had an RBI single and included Brandon Lowe with two hits for rays, which saw his six-game winning streak.
Met’s 6, White Sox 4
Pete Alonso and Jered Young hit each two-r-nine homeers in the first innings and hosted New York, who attempted a late return to win by Chicago.
Tyler Megil (4-4) has jointly won four jointly for Mets with three relievers. Megil conceded two runs on four hits in 5 2/3 innings, and Reid Garat earned his second sev with a 1 2/3 hitless innings.
The Miguel Classes worked with three RBI for white sox and ended, who dropped three consecutive consecutives. Jonathan cannon conceded five runs on nine hits in 5 2/3 innings.
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